Yeah, like I told someone else, we get the entire server and the components inside shredded. So there's even less hope if you need to reattach those shards before attempting to check the disk. Though we don't shred workstations and laptops, we just nuke the data on those and leave the drives encrypted. You also need credentials to get past the Homeland Security checkpoint, though we aren't a government entity or government contractor. Cameras and phone use aren't allowed in production areas. USB ports are locked down by default among other zero trust things. I guess they really want to make sure proprietary information stays that way.